Etymotic Research ER3SE Studio Edition High Performance In-Ear Earphones (Detachable Balanced Armature Drivers, Noise Isolating, High Accuracy, Studio Grade Accuracy),Black

Come da titolo per me che ascolto musica prevalentemente acustica hanno una risposta neutra su tutta la gamma, buona la dinamica compatibilmente con le piccolissime dimensioni Per farle cantare bisogna trovare gli adattatori giusti per le proprie orecchie cioè quelli che meglio ti isolano dai rumori esterni, forniti comunque in dotazione. Attenzione al volume di ascolto perché arrivano molto vicini al timpano.

Gran separacion de instrumentos y fidelidad de la musica. No esperes encontrar bajos resonantes pero si detallados. Los agudos son templados y los medios muy buenos. Hay que saber insertarlos bien en el canal del oído.

Etymotic makes great in ear monitors. This is my third set, and I am very impressed. First of all, the previous ones - I forget the model number - did not have replaceable cables, and the cables frayed at the attachment points, so into the bin they went (this was after several years of service, so I'm not complaining too much). Big kudos to Etymotic for making these replaceable. Second, the new tapered silicone tips that have only two flanges are much more comfortable for me than the three-flange originals. In my ears, the three-flange version gets quite hot and itchy and it's hard to concentrate on the music when that happens. The two-flange version removes that problem, without seeming to impact either the sound quality or the noise isolation. Third, all the good qualities are still there - great sound, great isolation. While I don't find in ear monitors as comfortable as my HiFiMan 5xx or Sennheiser 6xx, having the isolation on say a long air trip makes a huge difference. Plus they fit in my shirt pocket. As for the sound, I would say the Etymotics emphasize slightly the mid treble. Exceptionally good for classical music but some older poorly equalized rock (Led Zepplin I'm looking at you) can sound a bit more thrashy than what I consider normal. As for the low end, some people prefer the similar XR version but these have plenty of bass for me. These have replaced my Shure SE215 as my travelling IEM. The Shures sound fine but again a bit emphasized in the treble. But they don't isolate as well and the housing presses against my ear and becomes uncomfortable after awhile, whereas the Etymotics don't cause any of that kind of discomfort. Highly recommended.

First of all, wearing this things takes 2+ weeks to stretch your ears to fit. After that, you will lose ears virginity and feel comfortable. Second of all, the sound didn't impress me at the first time, might be my ears that used to the coloured headphones. Day by day, you will discover the new meaning from the same songs, all genres, due to the balanced sound signature (e.g., it focuses on the right instruments/vocal which sounds engineer intended to, compared to coloured headphones which always focuses on one specific sound range only). Buying the SE version, I used to worry about listening to hip-hop or EDM before making a purchase, turned out, it sounded so great with these kind of music. Unlike other in-ears, you don't have to worry about the depth of insertion that changes the bass or treble volume, as the deep insertion secures in your ear canals. Apart from that, this headphone is very easy to use, lightweight, untangle wire and easy to carry. After 3 weeks, I could't go back to my previouse colourful Chi-Fi headphones, as the ER3SE sounds much better. I even feel unnatural sound when wearing the coloured sound headphone.

Fone sensacional, gosto muito dele, recomendo!